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# How to get 'Last 5' in the standings?

One of our customer [Aiscore](https://www.aiscore.com/tournament-english-premier-league/mo07dni2vfxknxy/9oj7x9i5n6u67g3) has displayed 'Last 5' in the standings.

However, TheSports does **not provide** a dedicated API endpoint for the 'Last 5' data displayed in the standings. AiScore generates this data independently.

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To display 'Last 5' data in the same way as AiScore, use the following approach:

1. Use the [**Match (Recent)**](/thesports-docs/basic-data/match-recent.md) or [**Match**](/thesports-docs/database-data/match.md) API endpoint to retrieve all matches for the required competition.
2. Filter the matches by `team_id` to identify all matches played by the team.
3. Select the team's five most recent completed matches and record each result as `W` (win), `D` (draw), or `L` (loss).


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